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Holo Gram replied to G's discussion 'Is your trust in science based on faith or based on science?'
"Assuming they don't throw in god and creationism as an extension to science."
7 minutes ago
Val Wuthrich replied to Mercedes's discussion 'Why do atheists ask for so much proof to believe in God?'
"x, I agree."
13 minutes ago
Pope OoO (Out of Order) replied to G's discussion 'Is your trust in science based on faith or based on science?'
"Because science consistent around the world, unlike religion around the world. Scientists don't even have to communicate with each other or read the same books to come up with answers that all could precisely verify and agree on if they…"
16 minutes ago
Holo Gram replied to G's discussion 'Is your trust in science based on faith or based on science?'
"Is that why the Catholic church forbids all forms of birth control to drum up more business for the Catholic hospitals?"
16 minutes ago
Cara Coleen and John McKinney are now friends
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Professor Robert replied to G's discussion 'Is your trust in science based on faith or based on science?'
"LOL.  Now you're mixing us up with the Christian Scientists! We have Catholic hospitals because people who are sick need real medical care, and because in much of the world they can't afford it or don't have access to it."
22 minutes ago
Holo Gram replied to Holo Gram's discussion 'Is Atheism a Religion?'
"Yes, bent finger knuckles, and the leading cause of baldness. LOL"
23 minutes ago
Professor Robert replied to G's discussion 'Is your trust in science based on faith or based on science?'
"As I mentioned, I would agree with you about suppressing the Legionaries of Christ.  Not because most of them aren't good men, but because there's such a taint on the order from the behavior of its founder.   Opus Dei from…"
26 minutes ago

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